Biography

After studying Chinese and jazz dance from elementary school, at 17 years old, she won a national contest to find new talents, organized by Taiwanese TV, and shortly after she made several appearances on TV, and also got cast in a bit part in the Taiwanese film "Taipei Story" (1985), directed by Edward Yang. In 1987 she signed a contract with Hong Kong film studio D & B to replace Malaysian action star Michelle Yeoh and from then she starred in more than 20 martial arts films. From 1994 she combined her appearances in movies with TV series, making more than ten TV productions in only 5 years.
- IMDb mini biography by: Caluchanche

Her screen name, Cynthia Khan, was a combination of the names of established Hong Kong stars Cynthia Rothrock and Michelle Yeoh (who was then known as Michelle Khan). Expanding on Cynthia Khan's "connection" to Rothrock and Yeoh/Khan, Cynthia Khan's breakthrough came when she was cast in In The Line of Duty III, replacing Yeoh who had not only starred in In the Line of Duty II (aka Royal Warriors), but also co-starred in the first of the In the Line of Duty films (aka Yes, Madam!) with Cynthia Rothrock. Thus, one might argue that Cynthia Khan replaced both Cynthia Rothrock and Michelle Yeoh/Khan in the In the Line of Duty series.